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Performance Indicators for the Road Sector [electronic resource]: Summary of the Field Tests / Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

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Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
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Paris : OECD Publishing, 2001.
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88 p. : ill. ; 20x27cm
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Contents
Summary and Conclusions -- Chapter 1. Introduction -- -Background -- Selection of the performance indicators -- Approach -- Chapter 2. Measurement and Evaluation of Road Administration Performance -- Generic vision for the road transport system -- Generic vision for the road administration -- Case examples -- Chapter 3. Performance Indicators in a Road Administration -- Performance indicators and performance measures -- Selection of the performance indicators -- How to use the performance indicators -- Case studies -- Chapter 4. Field Study -- PI 1 Average road user cost (car and truck) -- PI 2 Level of satisfaction regarding travel time, reliability and quality of road-user information -- PI 3/PI 4 Protected and unprotected road-user risk -- PI 5 Environmental policy/programme -- PI 6 Processes in place for market research and customer feedback -- PI 7 Long-term programmes for construction, maintenance and operations -- PI 8 Allocation of resources to road infrastructure -- PI 9 Quality management audit programme -- PI 10 Forecast values of road costs vs. actual costs -- PI 11 Overhead percentage -- PI 12 Value of assets -- PI 13 Roughness -- PI 14 State of road bridges -- PI 15 Satisfaction with the road system -- Annex. List of Participants -- Bibliography
Summary
How can road administrations lift their performance in managing the road network? How does that management contribute to the development of efficient transport systems? What are some common indicators/criteria that could be developed for OECD countries? What are the data needs and the information network required to support these indicators?The analysis of performance using key indicators provides road administrations with a basis for redefining their activities. This report does not define a vision for adoption in all countries. Rather, the results should serve as a framework for evaluating the role and performance of road administrations in OECD countries.
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9789264192942
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